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With more than 20 years of experience, Xavier Chavez has been working on immigration cases through the years and has dedicated to help you win your case. As these cases are very stressful and time consuming, we are here to help in every step to make sure that everything has been done to our fullest extent.

Why Hire Xavier Law Firm:

Our strong dedication to help our clients

Our ability to overcome any obstacle we face

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Through out the year, people have been seeking help or protection from the United States from fear and persecution from their own country based on Race ,Religion, Nationality, Membership in a particular social group or a Political opinion.

Each case to petition for a family member require a petitioner (A US Citizen) and a beneficiary( the person who will become a resident of the United States) to move on with the processes. To begin any process, hiring a lawyer, will need a G-28, to show representation, and allow us, here at Xavier Law Firm, work diligently on your case. The Next step is filing a I-130, a Petition for Alien Relative, allowing to show an actual evidence allowing to petition to the beneficiary. Many times along with the I-130, a separate forms must be filed to secure such as a I-485; Application to Register Residence & I-864; Affidavit of Support

Green Card

Stated on the USICS it can be broken down into 5 different petitions

1. Spouse

2. Children

3. Siblings

4. Parents*

5. Sons and Daughters*

* Please note that not everyone will be any to petition for their parents. The petitioner must be a US Citizen and over the age of 21.

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K-1 visas

A K-1 Visa is more famously known as a Fiancé(e) Visa, which allows a U.S. Citizen to petition for their Fiancé(e) who are currently not a permanent residence of the United State. A K-1 Visa also requires that the relationship, or the initial meeting, to occur 2 years before apply for this visa. However, there are some exepctions that allow a a wavier.

To apply for a K-1 Visa, the USCIS allows your Finance permission to enter the Untied States for 90 days. Within those 90 days, one must have to get married, or they must have to return to their country. This allows to have a certified marriage, in the United States and allows to begin the process to receive permanent residence, by filing a I-129F.

Another way to apply a K-1 Visa, is by the US Citizen, to get married in the foreign country. Again, this would allow the same step as a Green Card, your Finance would become a residence, by filing first an I-130 then to move on to the next step of the processes.

K-3/K-4 Visa

A K-3 and a K-4 Visa works together along with any current petition pending with a I-130 case. K-3 Visa allows the beneficiary, the spouse to enter the US, allowing them to have an opportunity to create a life, and have a job opportunity while their process is being review.

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If the beneficiary has a child, under the ages of 21, a minor, allows them to also qualify for a K-4 Visa. This also allows them to join their parents in the US, while the petition is evaluated.

A FOIA request is available to any and all individuals This request allows the government to send any information that they have gathered on a single person unless protect under the Act. FOIA helps the average citizen be able to visible see what our government is doing.

Filing a FOIA request is simple, but if filed wrong many times, there could be complications. Here at XLF, we help represent you, our client, to receive your information correctly and in an orderly fashion.

Residence, also known as a Green Card, is one step closer on becoming a Citizen of the United States. The Green Card give permission to certain residents to live and work in the United States. To become a Permanent Resident there are multiple ways to fill for a green card.

Through Family

Through a Job

Through Refugee

Other way

Family

Many people received their Greed Card from family members. Such as an unmarried children under the age of 21, spouses, etc. To continue with the application two forms are needed to be filled out; I-130 and a I-485, allowing the USCIS to look and accept the case at hand.

Job

Another way to receive a Green Card is by working, whether it be from your current employer or yourself, this allows you to become one step closer to

Refugee

Residence, also known as a Green Card, is one step closer on becoming a Citizen of the United States. The Green Card give permission to certain residents to live and work in the United States. To become a Permanent Resident there are multiple ways to fill for a green card.

Whether you are visiting from another country to the United States, a Visa must be acquired to either stay or spend a duration in the United States. They also can be sections off as a Non immigrant Visa or a Immigrant Visa. Giving the option for either a business or traveling or to live permantely in the United States.

Non Immigrant Visa

A non immigrant visa allows citizens to travel withing the United States for a length of time(temporary). As there are more options, for a purpose to travel such as a

B-1 BUsiness Visitor

F, M Student (Academic, or vocational)

B-2 Tourism, vacation or a visitor

Another type of non Immigrant Visa is a U Visa:

A U Visa (U Non Immigrant Status) allows victims (men or women) who has suffered abuse that cause them mental or physical damage to themselves a chance to fight. Who are also willing to help law enforcement help prosecute the case, while being protected.

What Qualifies for abuse ?

There are many forms of abuse that USCIS lists and some are:

Abduction, stalking, Torture, Sexual Assault, Murder, Rape

What is the Next Step?

To be eligible for a U visa you must:

have suffered a substantial physical or mental abuse of a qualify abuse

Are helpful to law enforcement with any knowledge of the crime and to help prosecute the case

To continue with the process form I-918 (Petition for U Non-immigrant Status) must be filled out. You may also petition for family members such as the original petitioner has already been approved for a U Visa. To make sure that you qualify or to see if a crime is accepted to apply for a U Visa, Here at Xavier Law Firm Dr. Xavier Chavez has helped many clients feel as home and helps through each step of the process.

Immigrant Visa

An immigrant visa, focuses with USCIS, since these types of visa are use to permanently or intend to stay in the Untied States. These type of visa are use either for a Spouse or finance, adoptions or employment sponsored

To learn more about us and to find out how we can help you and your business, please contact our offices. For an evaluation of your case, please send your contact information or send an email to Xavier Law Firm (Xavier@xavierlawfirm.com) or send your request by fax to 281-296-3879

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Bellflower, CA 90706

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